Great Story about Craven Cottage

Don't know if anyone reads epltalk much, but here's a great article about our stadium: http://www.epltalk.com/why-premier-leag ... ulham/1947

 

Everytime I heard the roar of a football crowd, see a river or hear a football song it makes me think of Craven Cottage. The ground is absolutely amazing. From my experience, there is nothing else like it in English football.

Glad to see a neutrals appreciate the Cottage as well.

 

For a bit more about the history, you should have a look at an article we did about a year ago which includes, photos of the Cottage you've probably have never seen as well as some details, inside and out, of the original one.

http://www.fulhamusa.com/modules.php?op ... le&sid=361

 

Beautiful feature, American Mike!

 

I think neutrals will view Craven Cottage as a possible destination whenever they visit London. The ground and its close association with its surroundings will prove increasingly unique in English football. The more Wembleys, Emirates, and mini-me grounds are built in England, the more football fans and tourists will want to catch some view of what a true football ground used to look like.

The club can use that to their advantage. I hope plans for the future of Craven Cottage will keep an eye on maintaining as best as possible that tie to the past the architecture of the ground represents.